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[*] 1422. Fulness (1369).—““χαρᾶς ἡ πόλις ἦν μεστή” the city was full of rejoicing” D. 18.217, ““παράδεισος ἀγρίων θηρίων πλήρης” a park full of wild beasts” X. A. 1.2.7, ““πλουσιώτερος φρονήσεως” richer in good sense” P. Pol. 261e, ““φιλόδωρος εὐμεϝεία_ς” generous of good-will” P. S. 197d, ““ἄπληστος χρημάτων” greedy of money” X. C. 8.2.20. So with ἔμπλεως, σύμπλεως. πλήρης may take the dative.
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